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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

cerAl displacement or disease. Let eAcn
ser cultivate an appreciation Of wha. Is
hesl,hy. strong and natural in the oppo.
site. and our hopes Of physical amsliora.
ton may increase accordingly.
II il easy. notwithstanding many limi-
ts,ions. TO obtain by careful selection .
psrmsn.n, breed Of dogs or horses gifted
with superior ssiftness. or indeed. with
other qaaliiis. priced In these animals.
S, would !, be practical TO produce .
highly gifted race Of men by jaditicus
marriages during ssveral consecutive gea-
efsilOns.
But this phase Of our question. !, IL
said. present. iasurmoun,sble difficulties.
This Is moral question which no lesi'.
la,ive body can adjust. The law can not
lay 10 a man OF woman. "You shall no,
marry because you are diseased" and
YET. II II bal ;hs, power whs, a premium
woald be set on health. Public opinion.
wh.eh prepsrs the way ior laws, has no,
ye, sni,ed a, the point to make any law
regulating marriage possible. 30 the
weak minded. syphiliiic. scrofalou'. in
sane. eOnsunp'ivr. marry. proersa'e. aud
feeble, diseased children result. grow up.
repeat the process ill nature cries enough.
and blo,s them from exisiencs.
|, |, undoubtedly true that no law.
making assembly cau, at The pre'sn, time.
a,,emp; 10 solve this immenss problem.
Bi, elrcsiioa and knowledsc will slow
ly aud surely accomplish IL. And how
shall il be dons' By individual self sac
rifce. A human being mus, settle the
question with hi. own conscience. Real
ming iha, he h. disease which will.
in al probability. BE- Transmitted to oa'
spring. this Is the question he mus, meet.
"I, |, better for me to suffer sloae. OF TO
entail suffering on Others. psrhsp. Tor
generations"
Ba, all married people do not have
ehi.iren. perhaps these Nigh, not. aud
for ,hi. doubtful prosPec, would you
blish, two liyss'
The answer ~ this must Oe mat 'hs
procres,iye function is one Of the last to
suffer. even when the system i' badly
diseased. 80 the objection IL scarcely
worthy OF confederation.
"Bai Others all about me are marrying
who are no freer from disease than my
self. cries an individual. seeking 20 sat-
i,fy hi, conscience. why should ! Aloas
make a martyr Of myself"
In any great reform. the frs, Who un'
dsr,ake i, must be piOneers aud see u
prosrc.. slowly. and knowing the righ'
way. shall YOU sia because Others do'
Il the sexual function 20 all mAsiefial
th., 1, eanno, be denied !. there no,
work enough to do to satisfy the lives OF
hones, men and women Are there not
thousands Of fehilircn Ia the world to-day,
neglected. growing up to disease and
crime, Does thi. no, open a grand held
for those who. for the .ins Of Others. must
suffer AID be denied'
knowledge alone can lead men and
women In the diiIisal, ba, noble way Of
self abness,ion and .slf sacrifice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
AvALUABLE FLUID.

A story IL told OF q Dutchmsn land, OF
course there IL not word of truth in W
Who Owned balky horse. one day when
be was 10 q great hurry the nag took no.
ton 10 stop and stay. The Datehmsn WAS
sunoyed. There he was with wagon.
load OF freight aud but few minutes To
spare n he was going TO catch the Fall
River boat A great crowd OF sympathif-
efs gathered around aud made remarks.
A, last the inevitable small boy worked
his way TO the front and volunteered 10
make the horse move. His proposition
meeting approval, be started on aud soon
returned with Q condlment and poured IL
into the animals ear. I5 about ten sec.
ouds the horse WAS speeding up the street,
| nlpperty. dap. scatterisg goods In oil dlrec'
tions, smashing and bspging the wagon,
and having things his own way despite the
frantic Efforts OF shouting policemen with
"Whsre you got doti" Inquired the
phlegmatic Duichmsp. taking bis pipe
| from his mouth.
.Rish. round the corner" replied tho
delighted boy.
"iiow much Was the cost ofdo''' he n'ns
asksd.
"Only ten cents" said the lad.
"Soi I Wish dot you got me tolisr's
worth, and here's the tollar. Put dot ston
/ in my ear risht away. py chimmlny era
cious dot horse must catch him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

The Albany Journal says new use for
apples has been discovered. prominent
apple grower OF Rensselaer, coan ~ has Tor
several years been running large evtpor.
s,or on whs, are Known - 'cider apples"
These mschInes slice the apples, skin, core
aud all, very thin. These thin slices are
then blesched white by the use OF sulphu
fumes. When thoroughly dry the apples
are pu, into sugar barrels and packed as
light as they esn be pressed. so that
single barrel win hold 200 pounds, or 20
Bushels OF apples. These are then shipped
20 Germany, where they are ground up Tor
the manufsciure OF what Is known as cider,
and 4. Is generally understood that much OF
n enters into the composition ofoham'
psgue, Rhine and other wines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
Toe the pssOcalr.
THE OLD RED BARN.
rAs. no. gEsrLL


Tua .itiiae -itAia The shade u ne weeibiae
That fs.isons The por,h on the fArmhouse dcof,
A. naiars unrolls hsr bright p.norsn..
fall u the pictarss shes gwen before
Ths border u vpo.is. The rocks In ths pasture.
The hrs.ok with ~ crosslng CfumhlinE ent brown
TIE maple who's branches The tsnder lambs cuvsr,
AM he ape trees where The bses came down.
Oat On The canvas In lines thai are cisafs.,.
There creeps pictare, the one love bstt,-
"A old rel barn last under The noaniain.
with window ani doof looking eat tosari The vesi'
TIE vide door ifsmss IN . woadsrfal poem.
Toarhed and nfs.i lsyond mortal pen
foF loi the hsnis that pslniei the pictufe.
Were not the hAnis 81 womsn o. meu-
Oh haru. wsaihtr beaten Ani agei al over.
VITA ereAknr posis and unsvsn fcof.
tof The fslr day "a Dan that drups In . summer.
some pleasing iAniscApe yoa've held 10 the doef
Ani Ia ths ehsases. ~hen s-ailoss arr leaving.
When m wosi. reiisn. shea The WATERFALLS uei,
fef the cd fsarh frame, with hsnis never weary,
A silent artist 10 painting outside.
I an snsll.ns nos tie hrsAih q ths cisvef.
GA hear The horsss manching The Nay.
An.l catch gilmpse the bfonfei iarlnff
A. ~ tossrs u over into the bay.
All 81 al woaief u I shall ever
Frame In my 10. - N years cefne AL A.,
Ano,hsf a. gak.it al a. bonay pictare
A. the rei bani frAnr. In iis dcer side And loS'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
MARY PUT HER FOOT IN 1T.

"Mary," said = prominen, CINCINNATI
gentleman 10 his wife . few mornings
ago. ia., before leaving for his plae.
Of business, "Mary. I expec, = couple OF
gentlemen will be out here to-day to look
a, our place with a view Of buying
Don't be car.le.. with them aud neglect
70 show them all the good poia.s about
the premises. II you are little dis
cree, nov We can ge, good price fo'
the property. 80.
I'll understand. lovey. I'll no. neg,
lee, ,hem." hearing which the "lovey'
departed.
In the course Of the day two gentle.
men called and tbs Mrs. gave them oil
the aid possible in inspecting the place
No real estate dealer could ever have
b.en more valuable in describing prop
er,y in an option town than W. thu
loyal little spouse.
"why. gentlemen" said she. I'VE
have actually rscsived repeated offers o.
e6O 900 for this property. and have held
1t all along to be worth every cent o'
s75. 600"
Th., night. as the husband entered hi'
home, he said: 81 was sorry to-day
Mary, bu, those gentlemen had SONS
down. town engagement. so that the,
could no, come out"
"whats tha, you say exclaimed
the wife.
"I said those gentlemen couldn't cOm'
out"
"Ba, they did. though, and tell yoS
I cracked up the place to them. lvefil!
believe I made them think the old rock
err was worth $50. 600"
"How did they look p asked the hus
band. -.
The wife described them, when. will
. solemn invocation. the husband threw
up both hands and yelled; "Msry. yo'
have undons me completely. You h.v
been talking to the assessors. s.'-C'ne'H
aafi Times. Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
MRS. GRANT AT LONG BRANCH.

Mrs. General Gran, has az all times .
house full Of company Al Long Branch.
Friends come over the lawn from Mr.
G,orge Washington child,'s cottage IN
.iIe. and seven.. and almos, every even
ing a low tea |, served. Covers are
placed for ten or dozen. The menu u
made up Of salads. berries. eream.oi.-
cults. ices aud glaees, and the table
decorations eon.is, Of q an basket OF
wild flower. with crushed ice 'prinkled
over them. Mrs. Colonel Grant delights
in having q circular mass OF migaoneiie
orn.mented with black. white. yellow
aud green butterflies. loaned ey the
little Pullman boys. Mrs. cOlone! Gnn,
begun ,hi, summer 10 Tighten her moufn-
ins aud wears dainty guimps OF MULE
and lace with black dresses. Her fin.
get. are jewelled like q prinee's', with
cluster ring. Of marvellous beAu'y-All
diamonds. however. Unlike the average
villa. one /. never rrpulsed from the Grant
cottage. snd the tired vender OF writing.
paper, the little woman with furniture
polish and the ubiquitous .ish,-'eer i' ~
politely received as the hidden guest. la
the si,,ing.room /, bust OF General
Gran. folded in the fragments Of battle.
a.s, leaving only the face and head Wis.
ible above the star. and stripes. Behind
IL hangs a wreath Of white immorielles
with a circle, Of white ribbon s,ille ling
ing to it. typical Of welded love. A
slender glass filed with geranium' rests
on one end OF the drpery. Every mo'n'
ing ,hi. tiny bouque, is gathered from the
window boxes by toe lonely wife, who
kisses the blossoms aud ienderly places
them before the face Of her hero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
rof the nEs@AAr
LOOK ur


whsu. froa ths shsitsfing arms u love.
Dssih bsafs oaf lotei onss 10 ths tomb,
Ths spirit. uke soms vountf,i dove.
nasu futisring, hiies Ia bisckssi rio-im.
Oh. tbsn. lsok upi though fains dosn poaf,
TIE saa sfili hsih its piacs "a hlgh.
Al tsai I'LL Keep ne hean grtff sars
lenssih his tender loving eye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

A new reporter hsi Jolued the stsf. lie
was writing up his frst assignment, which
was the resucitstion OF . half drowned
woman. The city editor looked over he
scribbler's shoulder, and this IL what he
read, "The fair form lay on the dock, and
her short pants -" tut, TIT, young
man." said the city editor, "none OF your
Zola realism, not on this gres, religious
daily, drop that pants business. The
new reporter smiled sofily aud wrote on
"And her short pants for breath showed
thu, consciousness was retrrning. "-NH'
iidm,p0rt BredtfIsi Table.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
Coon APPETITE

q. essential 1, good health; bai a, tais
seasOa II 4. often lost, osing q the power
" or lmpufiiy % he blOOi. dsrsbgemeni
ol lhs digestive orgaas, sni M se.ksning
eject VI the chsnging season. HoDis
\ slr.sparllls q, wonderful medicin= fnr
creating sn appetite. tonlng the digestion,
and giving strength N The whole system.
Nov IL ths tine 10 take H. De sufc 10
get IIooIs Slr.aplrlllA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
How TO oMs FL..lr AND sraxSom.

Use sftsr each neal SCOTS Enalsiou !
II is a. piliiabls a. milk and easily digest.
ell. Delicate people Improve rapidly With
It's use. For Consumption, TnrJst snsc-
tions aud Bfooealtis ~ IL unsqisllei. ID.
rnos. PAM, Ala, ssy-i Il used SCOTS
Ena.siOn on . child eight months old. he
g,lnei fur pounds In mouth"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
a GA r D.

To all Who Aro suffering from the errors ani
inilscrc,lons % yoa,h. nervous weakness. eArir
decay. io.sof manhood. Ac.. will ssni r~eips
that viii eurc you. TREE or CHARGE ThssreA'
remedy Wa discovered by missionary In soaih
America. seni q selfsiircssci envelorS 70 ihs
nv. yosIru 7. isrls. Sisfls. p. NsS Tsrs c'iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Ihsvs been = periodical sufsr.r from
Hay Fever "a mD-t annoying and losth-
some sri lc,ion,) siuc4 the summer OF ls'9'
aud until I used Ely's Cream Balm va.
never able ~ fad any relief until cold
weather. I can iru,hfally say that Cream
Balm cured me. regard u s OF gfea,
value anl would not be without ii during
the Hay Fever season.
l.. ~. GEORGIA. Blnghampton. ". u.
I was afflicted with Hay Fever for seven
yssrs-Ely's Cream Balm cured me entire
iy Ill ID. CALLlliAS, !. a St. l.. X. H.
Terre iIauts, Ind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
DYSPEPSIA

c,u.e. lts victims 10 be miserable. hopeless
eontu.ed. and depressed In mind, very lrriia-
be. languld, and drowsy. IL Is disease
which doe. not get well oi itself IL requires
careful. persistent attention, and remedyto
throw ofr the causes and tone up the dises-
tive organs tiii they perform their duhes
Willingly. iloois sarsaPariiia has proven
Just Tie required remedy In hundreds o' cases.
"Ihase taken Hoods sarsararilla fof dys-
,en.l.. from which have suffered two years.
i trled many other medicines. but none proven
40 satisfactory a. Hoods sarsapanilA
utoNAs CooK, Brush Electric Light Co.
49,. N.fk litV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

"willle waffsrs," said the teacher,
"~hich 10 the shor.ss, day In the yssrr
"Twsnty. .fust Of December" replied
Willie, Who was correct 90 far ~ the
writer knows. "And Tommy Tuh may
tell " which Il the longest day." said
the teacher. indulgsntiy. "Sundsy!"
shouted Tommy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

The woman's Home Journal says,
"Glfl., don't marry for money" ny no
means. For heavens sake, let the men re-
tain the monopoly OF that business. We
are pleased 10 ses woman's paper sdyo'
eating Que exception 10 the general de-
mani for eqlL rights OF the two sexes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

"Ten dimes make one dollar" said
the school.master. "Now 20 on. sir.
Ten dollars make one-whAt!" "They
make one mighty glad these ,imss," re-
piled the boy; and the teacher. who
hadn't got his last month's salary Jet,
concluded the boy Was about right.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

wlfe-"rherel the piper says that the
Redwood family oal 10 the Yosemite val
ley are oiten seen with trunks 20 Inches
In diameter. Now, don't you ever com
plain OF the size OF my trunk again. Rich
ard. These Reiwoois can't be much OF
family either. for never heard OF them. "
And then that husband OF hers went on
whistling soitiy - himself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

There arr sixty electric boil. on w. X
vsnierblli'- farm. wheneysr q hen lay.
an egs she d. r,qalred 10 touch ooe of
these bells Instead ofcekllng. Itanswers
TIE sane plrpo.s aud IL great saving OF
energy Tor the hen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

". NV. n, 1856 y w Kiasmsn a Co.
q .utlsnfu 1 have used your Adam
sDa'. Bl'sulc Balssn ln nay fsmliy fJr sew
erai ye.r. "a awe fsIsi 70 s~fT plTss-
AIT Z. m-dy &, t,ks, sni most ssii-i.ciofy
In irei IN ~ iev.a; cough, aoi e'li-.
an gl..i =, frcnm8rni I, % Others Yours
truly, W. ". Stvring. P-,tOr Methodist
E1l,coph Caa,cl ~ ws'erylll,, NJ. TIL.
81 pD.'l 10 c.lls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
WHAT A PITY

that 90 many otherwise attractive. polite.
and particular people afiiIet their friends
By the foul ani dlssgreeaole o,tDr OF their
breath, u is msialy caused ~ dlsordered
diseslIop. sni can be corrected by remov.
Ing the cause. by using that pure medicine.
Sulphur Blttsrs.-HealfA M11dffae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

When nsby -s 'lsi. -. rave her c.,osia
Wien o.. -ss /. CHA. sb. snsl fsr CA.ioris.
wAsn .h.-b>s.n. Ms. she dang 10 c.'iori>
wAsa sAs Lsi cAil4r,a. che gs'. thsa c.s..oA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

AD assr.' s,iu r,.iei td ti. srfsnds
{, the yfoahi. a di.ttncs 90 tsenty'one
lach .. - nik, fgn fnf The baby, and the
Mir tins be- iried !, hs broke bic neck and
lsft BABY flthsrissE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Tas only reason Why the tasks OF 5000
elephants are not used in this country each
year, Is because al the billiard balls are
now M sfs Of csllulold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
VOLUME LIV.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

ics n solicited Address All commun icAtions
intends.l Toe this department to AonICuL-
fCnAL hpfrua. .ONroap pInocnkr. fAkfs. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

VIVA man thlnks ae has gres, bead
be sllos> his hslr - grow long; when .
~onsn ihiEk- sAu has = mission 10 per-
flria ~ ne -3~ cuts her hair of short
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

A, Yums. Csi. egs> are hstehed ov
natural heat, II Pot 10 sshsdy plsce. "
lsft In the saa they cook.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Firss All flts stopped frse by Dr. Kllas's
Great Nerve iisstofef. No ih atsr nrs, day.
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and " uiai
Arch 81. Phila.. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

The ehlnch bag Is doing much harm to
crops In Illinois.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

TIE k,..il remaiss ofa msstoion have
nm discovered a. Psmoerton, n. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

FLORIDA spiders espsars snakes In their
webs and feast on them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
Sick Headache

-ror the rai two years l have peen
Afflicted with severe heAdaehes ard dT'peP
sla. was induced 10 Try hoods AaP|
mia. and have found great relieL ichs,s'
fully recommend u 70 all" hhs. L. ~
ANSAntr, New Haven. Conn.
ur. iIary G Smith. cambridgeport, Mass
vas asurcrcr from dyspepsia and slek heaa.
Ale. She too IIood's sarsaTafilla Ai'A
found II the best remedy ,as ever r'ed'
Hoods Sarsaparl'la
ell ~ Al druggists. sii s.x fof g.. A..''
o,.,y ~ HOOD 8 co. Lowell Ma
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
noteuroy, n. NJ.
Parts Ifiii. We.
= DaTs TaeaiaT and friday.

Oaos Days Tuesday and Friday.
Gals answered a. AL tines
ssisr. b. pera lssion %; NJ. al nrs. .sn.ss
= NiItsr. NJ snd Mrs. fhomss Croker, M 49,
- g. hsfbls, M sst Mrs J9oo rtecc. W.
- ss -. A. Msxim. Mr. A = As-ti., ~.
- Atots ssaa. Grs Aorsm psolts hss. a 70
- esath Parts. Mrs ". n. Chase. >erssy W.
hrs Atfison "a. r.flin, sums<rf nfs- ~.
= s.lsa, Wlioa MT. asi nrs- d. q. bsss' h.s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

A poet says "Bat stoop and Hiss her
slyly behind ths apple tree" lie would
dad good deal better location for kissing
righ. under her nose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
r.l,.D. X. and be O. X. See ad.

The M, With = lawn mower IL trifs
proudsr ihsp The womsn with q new hon
net ant a.pch more of n nuisance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
RETAs surhri.EFr,
isaac nAaSaLI-
"t hktNALfs
H0olen Manufacturer!

h.aut.etufs. Cassimsrss. satisstts, Cotton
- lNocl kat All wool Fiannsls ftosknxs a.
iafns, Iustom Con Dressing and koh SNr.ihs
llnuauer unluR.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-01

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The reason 80 many cannot get cured of Seminal
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-01
SUMMONS.

TEBRIroEY OF IpAHo, .
2 County of Alturas. J
In the Probate Court of Alturas County. Territory
Of Idaho.
Olympia zoeser, Plaintiff VS.. Joseph Brown. De-
PENDANT
To Joseph brown. Defendant:
In the name of the People OF the United
States In the Territory of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there Ia now On file
In the office of the Probate Court of the County of
Altur.s. in the Territory of Idhhe. the complaint
of Olympia 20. ger, demanding of you the sum of
Two Hundred aud Fifteen Dollars (S2I5O0), to-
gcther with interest at the rate of ole and one
half q NJ per cent. per month. aud att rney fees
npon the following cause of action: A promissory
meta now due and unpaid.
And you are hereby notified that unless you
appear and answer 10 said complaint at my office
In HALEY. Idaho Territory. within ten days lex
clusive~of the day of serviceI, after the service
on you of this summons, If served within this
county; or, If sSrved out of this county, but In
this District, within twenty days: otherwise.
within forty days, or Judgment by default will be
taken against You for the s1n of s25o0. interest,
and attorney fees together with the costs Of suit
In testimony whereof, r. H. c. Street,
Probate Judge. have heronnto set my
baud and AFT xed the seal of said Court
tsrALl at HALEY, Idaho. this III day of Decem.
Der, A. ID. 1896
VI. G. STREET. Probate Judge,
de2 Exofiicis CLERK of the Probate Court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-03-01
To the Women.

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